The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-09-09

Brevities.

Our readers will find the jury lists '"i me
C ming Term of Court in another column
Mr.. T. J. Grants private school for boys
will be opened on Tuesday next, the 18Th INST.
For boots, shoes and hats 90 10 Allnntts
Pratt street, Baltimore.
Our brother editor of the Go:eiir is taking
trip thrc ugh New England.
AT Kings Palace, 18th street, Washington,
beautiful Autumn display OF mill merry VIII ''
found. See vrrtitement.
On our first page this week Messrs. La1.s-
bnrg x Bro. ctltr extraordinary bargains in
bous.bolI Goods. Read tlriI advertise mrut.
Economy and strength are peculiar 10
Hoods Stlsaparilla, The only myditlif' "'
which $500 Doses one Dollar Is true.
The new sci, oil house building near Mel
wood is progressing rapidly. \ teacher VIII
be elected As soon a it is ready for "c'l1a''Ni'
and the school opened.
To look upon bright. beautiful baby and
remember that the Gully medicine 1t ever takes
is DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, certainly converts
another family to the use of the remeoy'
Miss Alice Harper returned last Saturday from
visit to her sisters family in Mississippi
She began the Fill session of her school on
Monday
Frank Young. colorcd. was brought before
Justice Harris OH Monday, charged with shoot
ing and wounding a Young bohemian en-
p,oyed al the "Weslon'' factory. He gave oa'i
for his appearance Al October Count.
The Marlboro Base Ball Club eNpec, TO 90
to Bowie on Montla; to play the return game
with the club there. and As ii will be an eNhi-
bition of good playing, A Large crowd VIII
doubtless be attracted.
The Governor has appointed II. o. Boone
Registration OH .er for Splldnga district wee
j. J. Jarboe resigned, and VIM. b. A. Bland
ford for Surratts district vice VIM. 7. Bryan
resigned These are both good appointments
An early revival of the '.Intct NoS Club, IS
being discussed. This will be acceptable news
to those who have participated in the many
pleasant social eve hts given un 'er tie auspices
of this club.
Messrs. Woodward and La>h;Cp. announce
in this issue that their Fall mad Winter stock
is now on sale. and they wis Ii their country
customers either To call and examine lheir
goods or communicate with ti.tm - !i-;-ll
Send for catalogue.
The registration officers have teen a, work
this week receiving applications fer re3istra-
ton and making transfers. After to morrow
the books will be closed until the October sit
ting. Registration is a matter that ought not
to be postponed and we trust all who have a
right TO vote will see thai their names are on
the books before it is too late.
Judge Brooke WAS here OH TUESDAY to- tle
purpose Of hearing argirmel,; on thc motion to
dissolve the iniuHctieu III the ease OF john !.
Barnes VS.. J. I. Perkins, restraining the latter
from selling for taxes certain real estate owned
by the petitioner. Case was postponed tor two
weeks f,r Mr. Barnes attorneys 10 lake proof
Masruder 4 Wilson for petitioner. Roberts
X Stanley for Mr.. Perkins.
The attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement OF Messrs. Crawford I; Tur-
ner, Commission. Merchants. The Junior mem
Der of the firm is son Of the late Thomas J.
Turner, so we'll known as the editor and pro-
prietor Of the Prince Georgian. Mr.. Turner
is a young gentl man Of energy and on farm
ers may be sure of satisfactory returns from
the sale of any produce consigned TO him. lie
solicits a liberal share of public pat sona2e and
We trust he NAV receive il.